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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
HALIFAX.
A Democratic Ralry-The Speaker.

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CLOVER. Va, October 22.-Messrs. b. W..
Leigh ana [. G. Watkins were present today -
address the large crowd assembled in the
warehouse Of ". G. Morton. The discu sion
was Olcucd by Mr.. b. W. Leigh with q good and
spirited speech. which was 90 the point AMI
highly appreciated by the audience. He show
Ell what the Importance Of the canvass was
and handled Malone and his record without
gloves.
our standard bearor Mr.. l.. c. Watkins, fol
lowed with a speech that viii tell in the coming
election. His style Of speaking and his Gle
gance Of manner won tho respect and admir1-
ten Of the audience at once. Our people aro
satisfied that the convention made no mistake
when they put Mr.. Watkins a. the head OF the
ticket. His arguments we're inc. AMI his many
amusing anecdotes kept the crowd in roar %,
laughter and applause.
Tie train which brought Major II. A. l. l.
rlondsOn was four hours late. but on its ar
rival DO vas taken up by tho crowd all
placed in front Of Me-srs. johnson q Fore =,
whore he delivered one OF the most amusing
speeches | ever heard. The Major Is exceed
ingly popular here. and his speech was enjoy
Cd 10 the fullest extent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
TEE FIDELITY BSNR.
Twenty indictments Found AGainsi
Ils Officers for FTaud, &c.
by telegraph to the Dispatch


ClSCINNATI October 22.-The expected cen
Stations In the Fidelity NatiOnal-Bank indict-
ments Degau 70 develop at hali-past 10 O'Clock
this forenoon. IL Is now known that twenty
eight true bills have beenfo found. The Fidelity
Bank cases. 30 far a. divulged, are a. follows:
Vice-Presidont +. /. Harper. i've indictments,
ffty-sevcn counts; Cashier A. Baldwin, four
Indictments. fourteen counts; Josie hOl =
four indictments, Eve counts; Assistant ASH
Ter Ben. T.. Hopkins, four indictments, ior.y-
eight counts. These indictments are Tor ViOli-
tiOn of The statutes at large governing national
banks aud for fraud. J. W. Wiltshire, me
broker who led in the disastrous wheat dcil'
using the Fidelity-Bauk fund,, has four IN
documents against him, with eleven counts.
W. II. Cha:aed and Henry Pogue, directors.
who signed the May report of the Fidelity Bank
n he Comptroller Of the Treasury, have been
indicted for signing false report, ana were
arraicned this morning. Only one indictment
outside Of the Fidelity cases has been reported,
and that il Of Lewis A. Leonard, formerly oil
the T,mos-Sfdr and Of the late sun, Tor making
an unlawful use Of the mails In promoting tho
It Andrews (Fla.) scheme, in which Leonard Is
concerned. lie was arraigned this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
unxei,ing OF Lincoln statue.
-. 10 en-. ntspstch

cu,cAoo. october 2s.-The groat statue OF
Aer.ham lincoln was unveiled this afternoon
Al Lincoln Park. In the presence OF pn iasss
n itncoin. Thomas Il. Withrow, one OF ue
,,ustseS OF the Bates fund, out OF which the
w, ~ me statue was betrayed. formally pre-
sented the ngure 10 the Lineoln-p.fs b Sard
and W. Z; oU wSs delivered BY Leonard SWEET
xshe.e intimate political, social, and domssuS
r.,s,ions with the great President have mels
~, one ~ The best Informed men now liyinl
on Iincoln's life. "A O condensed BIOGRAPHY 90 ~
lincoln it has not been etcsliou an -
anecC otes and "reminiscences winch ba'o wv
Lefore been published.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
Sad browning accident ian Henry
CDUUfV.
IsrecIal Telegram to Tho Di'patch.l

lSrecial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
MARTIXsyLLr, VA, Octobor22. This
community was greatly shocked this
morning by the rumor that little Ed
ward, the fourteen-ycar-old son of
Hon. s. J. Mullins, was browne J.
Upon investigation it was found that
early this morni < he started to the
mill on horseback. On hisway there he
had to pass Colonel Hairstons mill
pond, which is across Smith river. 1t
is not known whether Edward rode to
the bank to water the horse and the
bank gave way, or the horse became
frightened and ran in there, but the fact
is the horse was found in the pond
struggling TO get out. Some young
men began to dive for Edward AMI ms
body was soon found, but lifelees
Everything was done to resuscitate him,
but without avail. The bereaycd fami-
ly has the sympathy Of the entire com
munity. The deceased was brOth.r OF
Hon. +. G. Mullins, our county Judge,
and IT. p. II. Mullins, Of tovi
Courthouse, and was a remarkably
bright little fellow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
4 BOV KILLED.
MINI ncsuI,s from \ ParIor.Ri,Ie.

Fatal Results from 4 PariOr-Rihe.
Henry Kubcr, a tlirteen-year-old
son of Julius kluber, proprietor of a
saloon on Sixth street opposite the
market was before the Police Court
Yesterday morning on the charge OF
shooting an eight-r,arold son OF c. j.
OcLschnccer, pastor Of the German
EyaulchcM clUs.A On account of
the loy's critical condition the case was
continued until next Saturday.
1he shooting WAS done Friday eve
uiug with a pmlor-uine, aud was, 1t
seems, purely accidental. kluber says
Ledid not know the weapon was loaded.
The affair happened i'll an alley run
ming into Sixth street between Broad
and Marshall. The wounded boy was re-
moved to his residence, corner Of Clay
and sixth streets Efforts were made
o. find the ball. Int without success.
10 probably lodged in the cavity OF the
stomach. lie fingered until 9 o'clock
last night. when he died An inquest
vlU lie held 10 day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
HOME AGiIH,
The President Arrives safely at
EasbingfOn.
lBy telegraph to the Dlspatch-l


WASHINGTON, October -. Everybody on tao
presidential special was up at sunrise uis
morning. HasNly-malc code, was served
Just a. the Goddess OF Liberty tina. crowns the
dope of the Capitol came into view. Cool
byes were said. and az the appointed time. to
the minute t0.l0 4. NJ, the train came %
stop NJ Washington. The President was heart
lily glad TO get home, though a. heartily gld1
that he went away. During the three weeks Of
his iourucying he had travelled 100 miles,
passed through seventeen States, crossing
tnrco Of On ID twice. and had seen aud besh
seen Ly Narious.y estimated by different
n en-. bcrs oi tue party ~ from ono 10 I've NIL
lions Of American citizens. There were 10
brass bands, no mittcemcn, no crOgiS 40
the static. here. and "a j. nothing uncomrl-
mcutary 10 tho people whom th2 Pre-iieut
has visited 90 lay That every one Of the tourists
Was glad ol It.
TIE iltsiGcnt and Mrs. Cleveland AM Colo
rel Lamont entered their c,rriagc AL went 90
Tho Whit, House. The P1stmaster-GeucfIl
ard Mr.. Villas we're driven o. their home. Or.
Bryant ava MIR. Bssel went 10 breakfast vita
the Iresidcni, after which they took trains ie-
s2ectyely for New YORK city and u I1llp. Ia'
artist aud the two Journalists wont their soye-
raj waya The Pullman ears We're un'Oun.el
Tor The first time in three weeks. aui tIo Pre-
-idcuts special train ceased 20 be-. The Prcsi-
dent and MIS- Cleveland took breakfast at the
White House cariy this morning. AMI then
drove out 10 their country home, at Olkyi5g,
where they spent The day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO nhRKRS

OCTOBER -. lS'7.
To days sales amounted 10 very little. At
tendance was small. few manufacturers are
buying old bright filters In a retail way. but 30
large lots have changed hands Very large Bur
Icy sales ere reported in Cincinnati, and ru-
mors OF other sales are heard. Spectators
there and in the West In Burleys have had a
fine harvest-time lately, ond not a few Of our
own buyers have been enriched hero. Our
Virginia grades move slowly In the wake Of the
western, but are sure TO follow the general de-
mand for gcod manufactured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23

games The weather was such as N pre'iahe
any such attendance n would nave been on
the ground under ordinary circumstances "
was exceedingly cold. and the few spe,tasors
order 10 keep up circulation. the players
seomcd r. be atraid OF the ball and hands "a
Il very tendoIly. Many plays were missed
that uncer ordinary cirrum stances would nave
teen easily accomplished. I'm the seventh ~ !.
the extreme cold. The game was unintere-t-
Ing. II he players suffered 80 from cold as -
make good fielding impossible, though BAT
few errors were made. Tho following ID Tue
scCr0:
Dctroiis..............--. ......O
II. IOui 4..-.-- ---.-.--f y W
Rsse-hits: Detroiis. 3: 81 Louis. 10. Erroi (:
petroifs. 3: -. Louis. ?. Batteries: Conway
aud Cancel; King and Bushong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
Robert Gsrrett's Farewell.

BALTIMORE, October 22.-The heads OF tne
various departments OF The Baltimore ana ONO
,si1road this afternoon attended farewell r.
eeutlon teadered them by Robert Garrett. ~
III couniry-seat near this city. Mr.. Garrstl
leaves Tomorrow for the city OF Mexico. where
ne has rented house for the winter. IL - -
ornced thai he has definitely abandoned his
propoeed plan TO erect a new hotel, which was
10 have boon the Gnost In thu city. and thai ne
h likely 20 withdraw from several 9aierprise'
with which bin name has been promineau,
connected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
L0UDOUN COVNCY.
HaNenner Suit-PcrSOnalS-
Vcrsary. dc.
IC'rcspondcncc Of thc richmond Dispa'chl

IC5rrcapondcncc Of thc Rlchmond Displtch.l
LEEsBURG. VA, October Il, 1887.
IN the Circuit Court on yesterday The
case Of HavennCr rs. The Corporation
of Lccsburg was argued bv Edward
Nichols and John Il. Alexander for
plalutiH and Charles p. James, Esq
and Captain J. W. Foster for defend
ant. Mrs. Hayenner sued the town tol
$4,000 damages for injuries resulting
from fall on King street, owing, "a,
she claimed. to defective pavement.
The jury brought in a verdictthis after
noon for twenty-five dollars damages.
To-day is the anniversary of the bat
tie Of Balls Bluff, fought within tive
miles Of this town twenty-six years ago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
The Yeii0w.Fover at Tampa
I'D. ,.iaaranh 70 the DispAtch.l

wAsurxGroN. d. C., October se-s1rgeon,
General Hamilton mas r soenc.r At Tampa,
T,. saving that there wors eight new cases
Yesterday. I'VE last nigst. and two deaths ye.,
ierdsy. lie says that the hospital mas pen a
finished, aud that the nurses from Haia ~
,h. st,t instant, that there have been lou casos
and twenty-five deaths reported. -
telegram was also received from Or, Aiies'
secretary OF tho Board OF Health oil fs'n la,,
county fla, in which Paatks Is s,.us ris fS
Am that there has been no yeiow-IsVeI 10 .h t
anntx aimee the death OF refugee from
Tamna Al Interlachf on the 18th instant
JIcTsoNyILLs, Fla, October sa.-lh ne IePO nq
from lamp. 5: .Iw 1--WE m,, esS tspe' Weather
cool and favorable"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
democratic Nominations I'm Prince
Gcnrre mud SuTry.

tCorresponaencs Of the Richmond Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA, October p, 1881
When the Democratic convention Tor
the counties Of Prince George ana
Surry met recently at Cabin Point 70
make a nomination for the House Oh
Delepates il was decided todefer action
and 10 delegate the matter OF nomi, :
Mating a candidate to a committee OF
seveno-three from Prince George ana
fonr from Surry. This committee met
AT Cabin Point yesterday and noml-
nsted MIR John Wilson, Of Surry coun-
~ for the House. Mr.. Wilson Is q
successful farmer, a gentleman OF eie-
oant culture and mannerN, and very
9opular His opponent on the hepup-
lean ticket is a negro named Goodman
brown. with whom, 1t is SAID, considera-
HE dissatisfaction exists. Strange as II
NAV seem, there are white men IN tue
two counties who will go to the polls
spd vote for the negro TO represent
them in the Legislature in preference
10 a gentleman OF Mr.. Wilson's accom-
nhshments and high standing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
A SUNNI ons for nr. Garrett.
-, .-,--... 4. i. ,h. nian.tch

PHILADELPHIA. October 29.-Sergeant-at-
Arms Johnson. OF the city coahclls' ieit nelo
tn-dnv Tor baltimore 30 servo a notice upon
Robert w. Garrett 10 be present Friday next at
n meeting here Of the councils sub-committce
having IN charge the matter OF the bond Of
Which IL il claimed. II has forfeited ny tis
merging with the Western Union Company
While Il Is thought Garrett may not come 20
mis- city the service Of notice on him will avold
delay In the prosecution Of the suit by reason
~ his absence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
Fatal Explosion OF mn oven.

WATERBURY, CONN. October 2.-A bris'oi
at noon to-day an oven used for lapann,ns a, !,
the works Of j, II. Sessions & Sons exploded
with terrific force. Immediately settlnS tho
building on FIRE. There we're ton male en-
ployees In the room at the time. when the nre
was extinguished shortly Afterward three aeal
Young. aged fourteen years: Burt Cleveland,
fifteen years, and John Shane. thlrty-one
years. Others we're severely injured There =
no reason given for the explosion, nor Is any
person responsible for the accident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
uauged for MurGer.

r,srtx ROCK, ARK, October y. In Ausus Duo
,esterdsy Joe simmons tcoioreol VIZ
ssss:sDased X !. Byrd Ips r0ln wssssshsnsed.
s 81 49, xords we're a denial Of CUNT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23

Visiting companies and those at home
needing Liquors of any kind or Commits
sary Stores should call at Julien Bin
ford's, 1902 Main street, Richmond, and
get their supplies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
The Case of the Condemned AnaT-
chists.
fPr telegraph 70 the Dispatch

WASHINGTON. October 22-The United states
supreme Court has decided TO hear further ar
gumsnts upoz the application for q writ OF error
In the case OF the condemned Chlcago Ahsfch-
ists and has set the hearing for Thursday next
Al noon. The court has also decided % allow the
state OF Illinois 10 sppear in these proceedings,
and has notified Attornei General Hunt u DO
present aud make argument IN behalf OF the
state in opposition to the petition for writ Of
error. A further order In the case will be made
when the court reassembles on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
Murder ana suicide.

ms NOUNS. IOWA, october % This eSenin;
o., Nsxwell Perry Acters ehtei cd the once o'
Mayor j. o. French and shot and sd,le fat aii
"a after pursuicg others turned anu hhps
himself. dying Immediately. No cause Tor 'no
murder Ia known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
eEAru AND corros sxCHAxe'
sArEs REFoarEb no sscanrARr.

sALE3 REFOHTbB 10 sENNttAHT.
WHEAT.-White, IS bushels very good als}'.;
2li bushels very good az Sc: 80 bushels good AZ
SOC. LougbcIry. 200 bushels prime az sac
very gooa az Sic. Sh0rtncrry rs bushels very
good at snc.: 30 bushels very good AT ilc.; 30
bushels fair al &c. II bushels fair az tjr. I'D
bushels common az re. Total sales OF wheat,
1855 bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat. 3.0jj bushels ;
same DAY last year. .6SS bushels Sales to-
DAY 81 wheat, 3,0iG bushels; same day last year,
2.gs7 bushels. Offerings 80 far this year. igl $50
bushels: same time last year. 5C6,26 bu.nel'.
Extreme range Of prices today, - 10 SIC samo
day lat year SO 10 sac.
COKN.-W White, IS bushes very good new NJ
zoe.
ORCHARD-GRAss SEED.-lOj bushels very
good al si.i2L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
PtuIIcO Races.
BY telegraph TO the Dispatci

BALTIMORE. October 2-tlrst race-ior I've
vear.oldg. three quarters OF a mile-King CRAB
won; Vance second. Sight Unseen third. Iime'
1:2l
second rnce-free handicap sweepstake,
mile and three sixteenths-Hoyal Arch won
Vossburg second, Lelogas third. lime, III IL
Mutu6ls paid si6
Third race-Bowie stakes. for all ages. with
81 eco added. two miles and half-Dunboyne
won; klkwOod secoLd, Barnum third. Time,
4:i6
Fourth race-for beaten horses, one mile
Banner- Bearer won; Valiant second, Favor
third. Time, l:5)h.
Fifth rnce-free handicap steeple-chase. full
steeple-chase cOurse-Warringto won; justin
Mack second, Jim McGOwan third. Time. 5.2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
Re surein Read This.

If you want a splendid Whiskey'
with no headache in it. call at Julien
Binfords, 1902 Main street, and get
some of his Celebrated xxx.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
LIQUID supplies.

Don't fail to call at Julien Binford's,
1902 Main street, and lay in your sup
ply of Liquors when you come to the
Fair. Ask to see the Celebrated
xxx brand of Whiskey if you want
something really good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
.Yorrer brought BACK.

Especial leIoEItIu V W - (,,-.f
srAuxroS, VA. October 22.-chlsi,
% Police Waters, Of this city, who
w.nt for Charles +. Clinedinst, the
,"rcer. who fed from here to Canals
and was extradited, returned Win 'ne
n,;,oner last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
ReieI and BOARDING uOuse Pro-

and housekeepers generally should call
at Julien Binford's, 1902 Main street,
and lay in a supply of that Celebrated
Gift Tea he is selling at 6Oc. a pound.
You get handsome present with every
pound. You will be astonished TO see
what nice present you get.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
Failed 90 E:yict.

rBy AnclO-Americsu cable TO tho Dispatch
DrRLtN, October 22.-An attempt was male
20 eyict q widow named Foley from her h0use
AZ Baly-Ker0gue, County Wexford, today.
1weniy-eight n-en defended the house. ana
the attempt was a failure. Tho emergency
men were smothercd with vitriOl boiling tar,
aud rcd-hot iron. The military was sum
mOncd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
EARkRTs By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, October 22-CottOn dun sales
to-day. l23 bales; last evening, ll6 bales;
uplands. gSc.; Orleans, 9aic.; net receipts at
all ports, ag53S bales; cxports-to Great Bii-
tain. - bales; to France, 500 bales; TO
the Continent. II .9jl bales stock. JT',yll bales
Southern -four unchanged and quiet Wheat
spot nrm but very quiet. with an absence OF
export interest; No. = spring, s3hc; No. gre /,
October, s3l.c November, - &C., closinglat the
same price Corn-Optlons dun and ,hH lie
easier; cash firm and in moderate domand A;
ungraded, 81 fe52 g.. No. :, - aj3hc., de-
livered SPOT and 10 arrive: No. :, October.
52isc.: November, 52a5. &c., closing ~ %
cats without change Of importance, ruling
steady aud quiet: No. ,, October y &C.; No.
y6mtor, - IT,, closing nj the same price; mix
ed Wostern. 5galic. CoiIee-fair RIO nominal
at 1925; options fairly active and irregular
closing firm; No Rio, October, sl6 90 No
vomber. tl6.sOa:l6.sj. sugar quiet and firmly
held: refined quiet Molasses quiet and I'M
changed. Rice steady. ROsin firm at 81 PA
s1z7h. urIentine firm AZ Do. Hides nrm.
Wool steady and quiet Pork steady. Beef
quiet and unchanged. Milllss dun and noni-
nal. Lard a trfe higher hut very quiet: Test-
ern steam. 500; December, SGijaI6-i1.
Freights steddy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
Set TO breaking stones for Selling
Lfauo. on sunday.
by telegraph to the I

10y teIegTnpn % INC UIsPHVI1'I
UTICA. y. Y, Octobere2 Three saloon-keep-
err convicted and pleading guilty 10 selling
liquor on sunday in this city, have oeen som
fenced 10 break stone in the county lall Tor
thirty days number OF other similar Offend
ers m To follow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
EOR RENT.

EOR RENT. C6s
No. 400 north Twelfth street; II rooms.
No. Sl7b west Main street; 9r0oms
No. liz north Third street: rooms.
No. 3i6 south Fourth street; rooms.
No. af09 cast Clay street G rooms.
No. Sl9 west Leigh street: rooms.
No. 6l2 north Eleventh street; rooms.
No - east Canal street: I rooms.
No G2i south First street: rooms.
No. glB west Cary street; rooms.
no l,OS east Franklin street--a fine business
stand. Apply O. .,...,,,.-
POINDEXTER & DENOON,
Real Estate Agents.
oc a3-tt 1913 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23

lBy telegraph 70 the pispatcnf
Nrw yong. October 20 The Detroits sna =. ~ /.
c.is piayed The last game 81 the sorles tot 'n'
eham plonship Of the world today when = !, 10
,.,sht 1or Doiroit where thoy win play mo ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
BnItimoro and ohio Telegraph
Operators Discharged.

pIITINoRR, Nd, October 2!.-Ab0ut 100
| GENERATORS employed by the baltimore aud Ohio
| Telegraph Company were to-day notified mat
| thoir services would not be required after the
sist instant and notice was Issued that all ofnces
| OF that company In Maryland would % AZ
| once consolidated with Western Union offices,
except in Baltimore, Cumberland, and Frsde-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
DEMOCRATIC TALK. ,
u,YyINs OF THg MADIsoN-WARD
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
s.,.,hfs Made ly the Candidates-w Words
a Cheer and Encourage
meat Spoken.

The Nadifon-Ward Club had a meet
-rlal night at ITS club.room, 9Os east
mad street. and n large number of
,.,,rs we're in attendance. All the
rmocratic candidates were present
cann Sol Cutchins, president of the
club. presided.
COLONEL BCFOBD.
Colonel 8. s. Uuford was the first
....l,r. and he declared that Rich.
r1drs thc coming city Of the south
3D.. iiat F, vUld never do for il 70 Ice
opiu,l NY the Coalition party. He
..ll attention TO the speech which
ad lo,u made to the negroes bv Can
t.u rolu s. Wise at FiShermans Hall
sa,v nights ago. lie urged upon cach
nam to do bis duty 20 the Democratic
tutv. We Will win, said he. "by
i.rD~. means and not resort to dishon-
.ttrcls Every voter in tbs town
Knows what the Democratic party re-
rr.,nts. hat nobody knows what the
-.,lol ,hc Reform Republicans is.
NE. CURTIS.
TIE second speaker was Mr.. John
+. (a,tIs. "lf YOU want the CITY GOV
r.I Dy white people and not placed
or Republican mle-John $. Wise
M NaloIc-go 10 the polls carly ON
d.. lay Of election and take with YOU
H,rd and see that his ballot Is cast
. Democracy.
,ir Curtis impressed upon his hear
.r- tie necessity for work ald vlri-
.lce.
ME. Tyler.
Nr Lyon q. TYLER vas next intro.
uccd Hc said " DO you know who
tac campaign of our adycrsarics in this
city is being Tun 10y? 1t is being run
lN John =. Wise. lie told his cOlorod
..oWDs at Fishcman's Hall that
lun -h, Bland, Graves, and Ryall had
pledged to him Wise that they would
vote Tor "a Republican Speaker OF the
House of Delegates, Republican
United States senator, and all Republ-
con measures. That's the bargain
They dare not go on the stump AMI tell
the wCrkingmcn I'm this city that they
Viii do tins. Their purpose is to mis-
lead 10y claiming that they are Reformed
Democrats.
AiB. CARTER.
Mr. Henry l.. Carter returned his
thanks to the club for the support
which had been given him in the PR
mary. lie said there were only two
PARTIES in the hcht-Republicans and
Democrats. lie charged that the deal
lad been made 10y the Reformcrs with
John :. Wise, and the candidates were
lledgodthat way. The people who de
,uc honest government will vote the
Democratic ticket II man cast lis
vote for Observation-Disclosures ne
would vote for the party swayed by
passion and prejudice.
Nr. UA~ItN5.
dr. Ncaje Hasiius made "a good and
,lmt speech. and va listened to at
tutyciy When he concluded the
meeting adjourned.
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